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The intestinal epithelium together with gut-associated lymphoid tissue and the neuroendocrine network work at regulating transport of environmental or dietary antigens from the intestinal lumen into the sub-mucosa.[2] Dysregulation of the mucosal barrier leads to leakiness of antigens and other macromolecules into the host to initiate systemic inflammation and immune activation which in turn influences tolerance and immunity

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Activity modification during the recovery period prevents re-injury while allowing appropriate loading